The bridge of any cruise ship is manned 24 hours per day, and is the operational centre of the ship. It is manned by highly trained and qualified Deck Officers on a four hours on, eight hours off basis. The watches…
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Beauties And The Beasts
Today Scott takes command of the blog and talks about ship design…………. Do you often look at all the lovely and not so lovely (Norwegian Epic) cruise ships and wonder why they look like they do, or have particular design…
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Posted in Cruise Ship Mechanics, Cruise Ships
Posted in Cruise Ship Mechanics, Cruise Ships
The Bridge – Part One
A visit to the bridge is something every avid cruiser longs for, a chance to really get to see the vessel for what she is. I don’t feel I need to “introduce” this post really, the title says it all…..……….…
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Posted in Cruise Ship Mechanics, General Cruise Articles
Posted in Cruise Ship Mechanics, General Cruise Articles
Cruise Ship Engineering
In a previous blog post (Learning About Your Cruise Ship) I touched on things like Azipods, Ballast Tanks and even commented on some phrases you may hear used whilst onboard. In today’s blog however I wanted to take it a…
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Posted in Cruise Ship Mechanics
Posted in Cruise Ship Mechanics
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